2020 Annual Report by prostatecancercentre

Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre

ANNUAL REPORT

My long term wish is that Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre is able to find a cure for prostate cancer; that’s the goal we are all working towards. DR. BRYAN DONNELLY Co-Founder

Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre

TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Director Message

Board Chair Message

Board Members

Our Purpose

Research 08 2020 Research Statistics

Clinical 10 2020 Clinical Statistics

Our Volunteers

MAN VAN™ 14 Featured Events

The Big Ball 2020

Village NUTraiser

The Local Dive

2020 Priddis Greens Charity Classic

2020 Remington Charity Classic

Keep It In Calgary 2020

2020 Social Media Impact

Our Supporters: Meet Shelly Norris

Gifts of Hope

Financial Overview

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MESSAGE The theme of the 2020 Annual Report is strength, and in 2020 Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre (PCC) entered into a period of complex challenges that demanded quick decision-making and a new way of thinking. Our staff rose to the challenge and demonstrated remarkable strength from the very beginning of the pandemic. This report celebrates the innumerable ways in which our staff, urologists, partners, and volunteers demonstrated strength in a time of turmoil. After ten years as Executive Director, I will retire at the end of June 2021. Four principles have guided my work over the last decade: FIRST — To set priorities and stay focused.

SECOND — To never give up, to keep moving forward, and to keep working hard. THIRD — To be open and transparent to

our donors and partners on how we put your dollars to work. We measure our successes and collect data to prove we are worthy of your continual support. As a charitable organization, we would not exist without your support.

It has been a great privilege to be the Executive Director of Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre and my heart will always be with you.

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I want to express my deepest gratitude to our staff and volunteers.

PCC’s Board of Directors offered me invaluable advice and support and their dedication to PCC is truly astounding. I believe I leave the Centre well-positioned to meet new opportunities and challenges in the coming years.

It was a pleasure working with outgoing Board Chair, Jon Truswell. Jon’s leadership, direction and vision for the future enabled Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre to exceed all growth expectations and become renowned for wrap-around patient care, prostate cancer education, and research.

FOURTH — To practice what we preach. We are truly patient-focused and we examine our mistakes or successes through a patient-centric lens.

No leader accomplishes anything alone. So many people are involved in PCC’s transformative achievements that occurred over the last ten years under my leadership.

PAM HEARD Executive Director, Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre

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BOARD CHAIR MESSAGE It goes without saying that 2020 was a very challenging year for Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre. I can’t express enough gratitude to the staff at PCC who rose to the challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic and repositioned our Centre to adapt to those challenges. Together, they moved the Centre forward more efficiently with bigger and brighter opportunities on the horizon. PCC staff, led by our Executive Director, Pam Heard, recognized that we needed to remain open to continue caring for our patients. We bought PPE, implemented enhanced cleaning measures, and established processes and procedures that would keep staff and patients safe. We moved most clinics and programs online so we could continue to see people from the safety and comfort of their homes. While many of these initiatives started as mitigation measures, they soon proved to be more efficient and requested than our prior in-person clinics. Thank you to our Executive Director, Pam Heard, for your tireless efforts on behalf of PCC over the last decade. While I wish you the best in your retirement, I am comforted knowing that you will never be far away from your PCC home.

To our staff and volunteers, while we say thank you every year, in 2020 it couldn’t mean more. Your courage and strength in the face of the tremendous challenges was recognized by all our stakeholders. We are grateful for you.

To our Board, I thank all of you for your commitment. To those whose vision will help shape the next twenty years of Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre, dream big. A heartfelt thank you to our departing Board Member, Maryse St-Laurent. This year, we welcomed a new Board Member, John Piasta, Partner at Bennett Jones LLP. June 2021 marks my departure as a Board Member as we welcome new Board Chair Keith Steeves. Keith joined PCC’s Board of Directors in 2016, and his experience and leadership continue to make a significant contribution across our organization. Wishing all of you good health and my best.

JON TRUSWELL Board Chair Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre

Your courage and strength in the face of the tremendous challenges was recognized by all our stakeholders. We are so grateful for you.

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BOARD MEMBERS JON TRUSWELL

DR. JOHN DUSHINSKI

Board Chair

Urologist

Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre

Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre, SAIU

ANDREW ABBOTT

DR. ERIC HYNDMAN

Retired

Section Chief of Urology

TriStone Capital

Department of Surgery, Calgary Zone, Alberta Health Services, Cumming School of Medicine

BILL BROOKS Journalist & Philanthropist Calgary Herald

RICK LANCASTER

DR. KEVIN CARLSON

BluEra

Urologist Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre

JOHN PIASTA

NIPA CHAKRAVARTI

Bennett Jones LLP

Vice President

DR. SHELLEY SPANER

CODY CLAYTON

Mayfair Diagnostics, Women for Men’s Health

Remington Development Corp.

JOHN DESANTI Executive Chairman AGAT Laboratories

DR. BRYAN DONNELLY Staff Urologist Seaman Research Chair

Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre

Partner

Inter Pipelines Ltd.

President

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Retired

Partner & Radiologist

MARYSE ST-LAURENT Corporate Director North American Construction Group, ASC Turquoise Hill Resources, Pretivm Resources

KEITH STEEVES Retired CFO NAL Resources

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OUR PURPOSE OUR VISION

To have a healthy male population free of advanced prostate cancer. OUR VALUES

OUR MISSION

I.C.A.R.E — Integrity — Compassion

— Excellence

A . R.

— Respect

— Accountability

We fight prostate cancer by delivering one-stop support to men and their families through rapid access to personalized care, research, and education. We promote overall health and well-being, inspire hope, and reduce the impact of prostate cancer in our community.

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2020 RESEARCH STATISTICS In many ways, 2020 proved to be one of the most challenging years any of us have ever experienced. With pandemic-related lockdowns and new health and safety policies and procedures in place, our lives have changed. These changes intersect at patient care. At the start of the pandemic, on-site research activities were temporarily paused to evaluate the situation and ensure the safety of all staff and patients. It became clear early on in the pandemic that our patients needed our on-site services and we needed to find a way to deliver them safely. The Research department quickly shifted to create and implement new safety policies. What was once a routine research visit is

now a process of social distancing, mask

wearing, and screening. We implemented

a new patient entryway into the Research department. We are now all familiar with

this routine and have become experts in

PPE — a term most people had not heard of before the pandemic.

Although 2020 had its challenges, it also

proved to be a year of vast growth, learning

experiences, and diverse patient care options. PCC Research staff worked with sponsors and vendors to ensure the continuity of

safe patient care. This required agility to

adapt to new safety measures, as well as flexibility from both staff and patients.

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One example of this is patient study

is medication dispensation. Although

medication is normally provided at on-site patient visits, Research staff pivoted to

accommodate for patients’ unique needs.

Whether this meant shipping medication

to a patient’s care home or handing patients their medication through drive-by pick-up outside PCC’s entrance. This flexibility

resulted in every research patient receiving their required study medication.

Staff, patients, and sponsors have come

together like never before. Our connections and understanding of one another have grown deeper and stronger, which has allowed us to keep providing the best possible patient care.

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STUDIES PATIENTS

4 New Studies opened in 2020 20 Open Studies in 2020 2020 HIGHLIGHTS

100% Patient Retention Rate Over 4,000 On-site and Remote Patient Visits Conducted

All patients remained on study medication All safety parameters maintained All required study visits conducted Pivoted from on-site visits to virtual visits or phone calls

STAFF

4 New Staff Members Hired to Accommodate Our Growing Department

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CLINICAL The strength and tenacity of PCC’s Clinical team kept our Centre’s programs running smoothly through the transition from in-person to virtual services. The Clinical team continues to move forward with innovative patient care by listening to patient’s feedback and evolving our programs as new treatment options become available. Although we have had to move some of our programs and services to a virtual format, there were special exceptions where patients were seen in person. In these circumstances, the Clinical team adhered to all healthy and safety guidelines to ensure a safe environment. The team is currently developing a more robust nursing model that will incorporate both our current clinics and add services that support lifestyle change. We know that the expansion of these services will benefit the overall mental wellness of our patients.

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PATIENTS SEEN 2019

PATIENTS SEEN 2020

1535

589*

TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR PROSTATE CANCER (RAC 2)*

393

255*

POST OPERATIVE SUPPORT (RAC 3)

435

401

PROGRAM ACCESS TO A SPECIALIST (RAC 1)

ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE (RAC 5)

1,085

1167*

ADVANCED PROSTATE CANCER CARE (RAC 6)

447

549*

ROAD TO RECOVERY (LIFESTYLE CLASS)

341

309*

YOGA

526

492*

Thank you for your kindness and rapid response in addressing my post-surgery needs. Going to emergency in the usual manner would have meant a very long and extremely uncomfortable wait rather than bringing about a rapid end to my discomfort. You are truly a lifesaver. — PATIENT

EXERCISE

*Indicates number of visits, vs. number of patients.

553

449* PCC was fantastic and I really appreciate the kind support they offered me. The Centre exemplifies a patient-centered care system and I feel very fortunate to live in Calgary and to have received the care that I did.” — PATIENT

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OUR VOLUNTEERS Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, PCC made the difficult decision to temporarily suspend our volunteer program until health restrictions are lifted. Their absence didn’t go unnoticed. Every program at our Centre missed our wonderful volunteers. It’s hard to capture into words how seventy-five men and women can enhance the environment and happiness of both our staff and patients simply by just being. We have enjoyed their reliability, compassion, generosity, attention to detail, sense of humor, and so much more over the past twenty-one years.

Although we were not able to see our volunteers in person, some of these incredible individuals stepped up to help with our programs virtually. Whether it was for peer support, treatment option classes, or donor thank you calls, they showed us their true strength and continued to show up for us. Thank you to our wonderful volunteers. We miss you and look forward to the day when we can be reunited again.

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MAN VAN™ 2020 was seemingly going to be a record-breaking year for our MAN VAN program. Clinics in January and February 2020 saw above average attendance. Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, these clinics came to a halt in March 2020 and were unable to continue for the rest of the year. This decision, although difficult, was made to protect the safety of our staff, volunteers, and clients. Our VANs have now been retrofitted to adhere to Alberta Health Services safety protocols. We have installed plexi-glass dividers, hand washing stations, and spaced apart phlebotomy chairs. Our VANs are also equipped with an abundance of personal protective equipment. We are hopeful that the MAN VAN program can return to the road again soon so we can reach more men with our free health checks.

Thank you so much to our presenting partners, AGAT Laboratories, Bayer, and Nutrien, for continuing to support our work over the past year. Thank you to the Calgary Fire Department (Crews 34 and 41) for keeping our vans safe and secure. The MAN VAN program is stronger because of you.

MAN VAN™ Sponsors

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FEATURED EVENTS THE BIG BALL 2020 On January 31, 2020, shortly before the city shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we were lucky enough to have one last get together at Hotel Arts in the name of giving back. The fourth annual Big Ball Gala hosted over 450 guests and raised a record of over $ 280,000 in support of men's mental health. This year’s event included numerous coveted live auction items, including various trips and a $3,500 Delta Airlines voucher. Additional highlights of the night included a cameo performance by local singer and songwriter Michael Bernard Fitzgerald, as well as The Bill Brooks Punch Wall, Side One Band, and Dr. Shelley Spaner’s powerful address. Hockey legend Kelly Hrudey also made an appearance in the form of a touching video which highlighted his strength and perseverance throughout his battle with mental health.

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VILLAGE NUTRAISER

THE LOCAL DIVE

Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre has been fortunate to be the charity of choice for the annual Village NUTRaiser for the past eight years. Thanks to this incredible event, we have raised over $65,000 in funds.

Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre (PCC) held the inaugural The Local Dive Livestream event on October 21st, 2020. This fundraiser and awareness initiative served as a unique kickoff to our annual Keep It in Calgary campaign in November. Prominent guests such as Bret ‘Hitman’ Hart, Brett Wilson, David Spence, Kelly Hrudey, Licia Corbella, and more shared inspirational stories about overcoming adversity and hardship. True strength shined through with each guest interview. The event was hosted by local 98.5 Virgin Radio host, Fuzzy, and Postmedia columnist and PCC Board Member, Bill Brooks. Partnerships with local social media influencers helped to elevate our social media reach and target new audiences who were previously unfamiliar with Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre.

2020 was no exception. Despite in-person events being postponed or canceled, Village Brewery and Bottlescrew Bill’s found a way to ensure the annual NUTRaiser still went on. The legendary Bret ‘Hitman’ Hart created a Bull Ball Beer that was sold in a 32 ounce growler. Then, everyone who bought a growler, met virtually over Zoom to have a digital cheers.

Thank you to the people who made this event possible — Jim Button, Geoff Allan, Stuart Jackson, and Bret Hart. Together, PCC is stronger because of community partnerships like this.

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Almost 800 viewers tuned into the event and over $13,000 was raised online!

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2020 PRIDDIS GREENS CHARITY CLASSIC

2020 REMINGTON CHARITY CLASSIC

The Priddis Greens Charity Classic Committee switched the format of the 2020 tournament in order to adhere to health and safety guidelines.

The strength and resiliency of the Remington Charity Classic Committee was most evident at this year’s event. Despite the event being modified this year, participants were still able to enjoy the scaled down festivities while socially distancing outdoors at the Stewart Creek Golf Course.

Previously, up to forty teams registered for the tournament and enjoyed the beauty of the golf course. This year, the committee sent out an invitation to past participants to join the modified two-day event. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, golfers would have to forfeit certain luxuries such as seated dining and maintain limited social interaction. Entry fees were increased to $10,000 per team, and 12 philanthropic teams stepped up to participate. Despite the reduced number of teams, the event was still a strong success.

The 2020 Priddis Greens Charity Classic raised $170,000 for Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre. Thank you to everyone who made this possible!

Michele MacDonald, Lynne Ramsay, Dedie Hudson, Celia Gaudet

The 2020 Remington Charity Classic raised an astonishing $325,000! Thank you to each of our committee members, sponsors, and participants for persevering during these turbulent times and helping to make an impact on the lives of men in Calgary and Southern Alberta.

Dan Alexander, Carl Cheverie, Randy Remington, Dave Routledge, Michelle Gillies, Ryan Remington, Justin Mayerchak, Cody Clayton, Darwin Flathers, Randy Magnussen, Kent Ring, Alex Wong, Jamie Cooper. Missing: Garry Holbrook

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KEEP IT IN CALGARY Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre’s annual Keep It in Calgary fundraiser encourages Calgarians to #LiveLocalGiveLocal. The money raised from this campaign supports local research and awareness initiatives, as well as clinical treatment for men in Southern Alberta who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer. With the help of our media partnerships, the campaign reached 281,817 people and raised over $100,000. These numbers alone highlight the strength and resiliency of our community in such an uncertain time. Several local businesses joined the campaign to create specialty beers and cocktails with proceeds benefiting Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre.

Keep it in Calgary Sponsors Broken Spirits Distillery | Good Mood Brewery | Legend 7 Brewing | Trolley 5 Brewpub

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2020 SOCIAL MEDIA IMPACT FACEBOOK IMPACT Total Reach

Total Followers

262,091

4,094

INSTAGRAM IMPACT Total Reach

Total Followers

40,226

890

WEBSITE REACH

58,282

TWITTER FOLLOWERS

2,808

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OUR SUPPORTERS MEET SHELLY NORRIS My relationship with Calgary Prostate Cancer (PCC) began over ten years ago. My husband Alan participates in the Priddis Greens Charity Classic every year, so before my direct involvement began with the Centre, I was already aware of PCC and their work. What I was not aware of is that one in seven men in Alberta are diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime – and that three of my close friends would eventually be included in that statistic. My friend Dave was forty-nine years old when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. As a single man, he felt he needed help to digest this new diagnosis and journey. I attended all the information and education sessions at PCC with him and learned a great deal about the disease. During this time, another friend of mine, Bob, was diagnosed with prostate cancer but did not take his diagnosis seriously. He chose to opt out of treatment, and unfortunately, we said goodbye to him several years ago. A third friend of mine, Barry, was also diagnosed with prostate cancer and I was a part of his journey too.

Shelly and Alan Norris Courtesy of Bill Brooks | Calgary Herald

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Later on, we discovered my husband Alan’s PSA score was on the rise and I knew prostate cancer was moving into our family. In 2019, after a few years of active surveillance, Alan opted for a radical prostatectomy. I was able to encourage, coach, and walk beside him throughout his journey. I was familiar with the programs and services PCC provides and we both set realistic goals for his recovery. Everything about the

Centre is forthright and innovative. The PCC staff accurately described what Alan would experience before and after surgery, and emphasized that the most important part of the healing process was time and patience.

Today, Alan is alive and well — thanks to the wealth of information and exceptional care he received at PCC. I continue my relationship with PCC by financially supporting their work in research. I believe this is the solution to their vision to have a healthy male population free of advanced prostate cancer.

To men in our community, please continue to educate yourselves about prostate cancer and the importance of early detection. To the community, please get involved and support your loved ones — prostate cancer is not contagious. Please join me in supporting Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre so that when someone in your circle is diagnosed, you will know where to direct them.

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GIFTS OF HOPE BRONZE

500 - $4,999

Garnet & Cindy Amundson

Dennis Erickson

Karen Hiebert

Randy Moore

Jim Solohub

Jonathan Asselin

Barry Fleece

Lee Horne

Kang & Yvonne Nguyen

Pat Stachniak

Jun & Miyoko Anli Michael Aust Jim Bessel

Kenneth D Biggs

Victoria Bingeman Cliff Blumhagen Nils Bodtker

Myles Bosman

Robert & Phyllis Brinkerhoff Robert Brownless

Carey & Shelly Bruce Dan Butterwick

Colin John Stephen Cantlie Doug Cathro

Peter Cavanagh

Brian & Joanne Clark Jeremy Clark

Gordon Coveney

Gregory Davidson Jack Deheer Gary Deo

Sam Dhaliwal

Robert Filkohazy Frank Forte

Peter Fortney

Peter Fortune James Frank

George Fukushima Ed Funfer

William Gibb

Richard Gilborn Alan Glover

Ian Golightly

Craig Goodall

Laurie Gordon Brian Grier

Herb Groenenboom John Guderyan Niclas Haglund Murray Hanna Rick Harden

Michael Hartney Simon Hatfield Kelly Hauser

Gordon Dibb

Daniel Hays

Lucille Dupuis & John Corriveau

Shairole Henchall

Edward Doyle

Chloe Dusser

Kathy Hays

Bill Henderson

Brian Heninger

William Hitchman James Howe Guy Hwang

Richard Joly Lyle Kallis

Shirley Kamp Ed Klovan

Joe Mac Kuzmiski Annette Lambert Rick Lancaster Victor Luhowy

Douglas Macaulay Patrick Magee

Robert Malcolm James Manuel

Donald Marshall

David & Linda Martin David Martinuik Robert Mayes

Glen McAlister Ann McCaig

J. Alec McDonald Bill McLeish

Tracy McNulty Tyler McRae

Duane Migowsky Michael Miller

Wesley Morningstar Roy Nordstrom Peter O’Brien

Terry O’Callaghan Garry Pangracs Dino Pedron Leo Petitti

Danny Pichur

Roger Pilkington

Michael Quarshie

Herb & Kiltie Reynolds

Donna Spaner John Stevens Jamie Tam

William Cameron Tomblin Richard Von Hagen Frank Walsh Lee Walsh

Peter Warren

Dustin Westling Steve Williams Warren Wood

Lee Rogers

Chris Woodward

Joy Romero

Ron Zinter

Rodney Ruttan

B.A. Robinson Co. Ltd.

Chris Rollins

Greg Wudel

John Rop

Darryl Zoback

Shane Sammons

Birchcliff Energy

Chat Sangha

James Sargeant

Gerhard Sawatzky

Rod & Wendy Schultz Richard Sendall

Chuck & Ting Seto Andrew Shorter

Monica Sieben-Kuhn

Warren Simmons Derek Small

City of Chestermere

Good Mood Brewery

Greatwest Kenworth Ltd. Hello Gorgeous Skin Lab Inc.

Lacombe County Safety Day

PayPal Giving Fund Canada Plains Midstream Canada ULC S J H Haulage Ltd.

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BRONZE $ 500 - $4,999

SILVER $ 5,000 - $24,999

Sherritt International Corporation

Peter Aiello

Andy Rajic

RBC Foundation

Andrew Abbott

Louis Auger

Don Samson

Robert & Jean MacIntyre Private Foundation

Robert & Marie Baird

Robert & Margot Clerkson

Peter Sider

Roger & Lorna Smith Fund at the Calgary Foundation

Dr. Bryan Donnelly

Lea & Tim Steeves

Shane Homes

Keith Steeves

The Alvin & Mona Libin Foundation

Standard Community Chest Swift RV Repairs

The Calgary Police Association

The Herman Family Foundation

Three Hills Branch #92 Royal Canadian Legion Universal Workwear Ursus International Holdings Ltd.

Viewpoint Foundation W. A. Veterinary Services Ltd.

In Honor of all Fathers at Wee Wild Ones

In Honor of Ken Damberger In Honor of Laurence Swayne

In Honor of Paul & James

In Memory of Adrian Montes In Memory of David W. Pogue In Memory of Ed Kuhn In Memory of Ken & Iris Biggs

In Memory of Lynn Glazer

Brian & Gail Anderson Bill Bowden

Pat Cashion

Dale Coburn

Jim & Donna Conroy

Len & Mary Anne Corney Brian Craig

Gail & Kennith Damberger Darrell Danyluk

Jack & Bev Ellefson Cal Fairbanks

David Rickett Peter & Jean Saunders

Jane Wachowich Steve Zabawski David Zaluski Brandsmith

Eldon & Faye Fraser

Community Foundation Of Lethbridge & Southwestern Alberta

Jim & Leslie Guenter

Croation Canadian Cultural Centre

Stuart Kidd

Jim & Mary Sibthorpe Family Fund at the Calgary Foundation

Gilles Gauthier Pamela Heard

Gordon Lackenbauer & Jesse Trapp Michael Lang

Kinsmen Club of the Stampede City

MacDonald

Lafarge

David Martin

OneWest Event Design

Colin & Margaret Lambert Maier Ray & Elly McBeth Jay Mehr

Blair Nelson

In Memory of Orland A. McInnes

Michael Pate

In Memory of Stewart Bell

Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz

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GOLD $ 25,000 - $49,999

Ruth Pogue

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Lana Rogers PR PBA Hotels Limited Partnership

Perfection Lodge No. 9 A F & A M

Petrin Mechanical (Alberta) Ltd.

The Philip & Harriet Libin Family Foundation Trail Appliances Volker Stevin Canada Women in Insurance Cancer Crusade In Honor of Dave Bateman

Marilyn Gossett John Hecht

Dapinder Kang Ike Kolias

Pep & Bev Lough

Janice & Bruce McFarlane Joe Pfaefflin

Benedict Polos

Eelco Vanderveer

Aqueduct Foundation David Marchak Fund Through The Calgary Foundation

Estate of Noel Watson Gaponow Family Foundation

Men Made In Calgary 2020 Southbow Farming Ltd. TD Canada Trust

The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Canadian Brewhouse Ltd.

Trail Appliances Foundation

Wilson Family Fund

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PLATINUM $ 50,000 - $99,999

SUSTAINING OVER $100,000

LEGACY OVER $250,000

Bret “The Hitman” Hart

Kirk & Dedie Hudson

Phillip & Susan Evans

Donald Bayrack

Robert & Winnie Bezemer Gordon Coli

Murray & Joyce Fox Ernie & Leah Hagel

Dick & Lois Haskayne Laurence & Patricia Murphy

Dennis & Susan Zentner Astellas Pharma Canada Inc.

Calgary Chinatown Senior’s Centre Foundation Charles & Grace Thomson Designated Fund at The Calgary Foundation

Martin & Dianne Nowakowski Sure Shot Golf Events Remington Development Corporation

Stanley & Hilda M. Miller Memorial Fund at The Calgary Foundation The Bill Beattie Family Fund

The Hotchkiss Family Foundation The Lefebre Family

Village NUTraiser 2020

Alan & Shelly Norris Jay Westman

Alberta Cancer Foundation

Alberta Farmer Express Anonymous Donations

ATB Corporate Financial Services Brooks Corp.

Calgary Flames Foundation

Calgary Motor Dealers Association Cenovus Employee Foundation FortisAlberta Man Up Month

#nakedespy: Espy Experience

Arthur J.E. Child Foundation Endowment Fund at The Calgary Foundation Bennett Jones LLP

Calgary Health Trust CMDA Vehicles & Violins Gala

Keep It In Calgary Campaign

PINNACLE OVER $500,000

VISIONARY OVER $1,000,000

John DeSanti

Arthur Davis

Clayton & Linda Woitas

Michael & Terry Wilson

Dr. Shelley Spaner

AGAT Laboratories

Bayer CropScience

Dox Flow Through Fund at The Calgary Foundation KPMG LLP

Obsidian Energy Ltd.

The Prostate Cancer Fight Foundation - Ride for Dad

Daryl K (Doc) Seaman W. Brett Wilson

Arthur J.E. Child Foundation

Bill Brooks Annual Prostate Cancer Benefit

Birthday Boys 50th Celebration

Calgary Herald/Calgary Sun Nutrien

Priddis Greens Charity Classic

Prostate Cancer Canada Scott Land Stomp

Remington Charity Golf Classic/CYA Tournament

The Big Ball Gala

Women for Men’s Health

The Calgary Foundation The Canada Safeway Foundation

Giftfunds Canada Hotel Arts

Inter Pipeline Ltd.

Robinson Supply Golf Tournament Techworks Solutions

United Way of Calgary: Donor Choice Program

VALUABLE VOLUNTEERS — DONATED 1653 HOURS IN 2020 Donors have given successive gifts and their cumulative gift total is recognized in the higher category Board Members, Staff, Urologists and Volunteers of the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre

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2020 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statement of Financial Position

Statement of Operations

Year ended December 31, 2020, with comparative information for 2019

2020

2019

ASSETS

REVENUES

Current Assets

Deferred cash contributions recognized

Cash and cash equivalents

$ 3,459,001

Investments

5,204,221

Accounts receivable

426,231

Due from related parties

53,309

Prepaid expenses and deposits

23,246

Prepaid rent

44,000

$ 2,082,336 4,590,455

496,410

22,641 79,462

44,000

9,210,008 7,315,304

Property and equipment

1,132,024

Long-term portion of prepaid rent

583,000

1,181,890

627,000

$ 10,925,032 $ 9,124,194

$ 587,901

14,290 14,663

4,720,942

$ 325,518

24,759 73,164

3,558,055

5,337,796 3,981,496

Deferred capital contributions

807,925

773,140

Unrestricted

4,779,311

4,369,558

4,779,311

4,369,558

Net assets

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Government subsidies Interest and other

$ 10,925,032 $ 9,124,194

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2019

$ 1,096,317 $ 1,621,346 1,285,655

1,326,038

562,255

615,244

923,448 258,591

83,901

631,125

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133,360

4,210,167 4,327,113

EXPENSES Salaries and benefits

2,088,635

2,327,148

Contracted services

308,312

257,680

Projects and/or programs

Office and other

Accounts payable and accrued liabilities

Deferred cash contributions

Rental revenue and expense recovery

Rent and occupancy

Current Liabilities

Government payroll tax payable

Research investigation fees

Events and recognition

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Due to related parties

Contributions

2020

Advertising and marketing Excess of revenues over expenses before other items

737,867 210,783 195,982 191,861

766

967,147 226,653 222,667 179,288 1,896

3,734,206 4,182,479

475,961

144,634

Amortization of deferred capital contributions 71,116 Amortization of property and equipment (137,324)

72,903 (143,585)

OTHER ITEMS

Excess of revenues over expenses

(66,208) (70,682)

$ 409,753

$ 73,952

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REVENUES 2020

REVENUES 2019

Government Subsidies

Deferred Cash Contributions Recognized

37%

26% Interest & Other

4,210,167

Rental Revenue & Expense Recovery

31%

Contributions

Interest & Other

Research Investigation Fees

22%

Admin Expenses

Fundraising Expenses

4,327,113

31%

Rental Revenue & Expense Recovery

3,734,206

Admin Expenses

15%

44%

Research Investigation Fees

15%

EXPENSES 2019

25%

16%

3% 14%

13%

EXPENSES 2020

General Expenses

Contributions

Programs Expenses

General Expenses

Fundraising Expenses

23%

14%

4,182,479

51%

Programs Expenses

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Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre —

IN THE FUTURE, WE WANT EVERYONE LIVING WITH PROSTATE CANCER IN CALGARY AND SOUTHERN ALBERTA AREA TO BE ABLE TO SAY:

“I can enjoy life”

“I was diagnosed early”

“I understand my treatment options, so I can make good decisions”

“I feel part of a community and I'm inspired to give something back”

“I am secure in knowing my family will have a place to go if they need any support”

“I get the treatment, care, and aftercare I need that are best for my cancer and my life”

Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre 6500 - 7007 14 Street SW Calgary, AB | T2V 1P9 403.943.8888 info@prostatecancercentre.ca Charitable Number: #893376327RR0001

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